Let's take a look at how we can filter blog posts by their URL. Previously we made a Blog Listing Page with the URL of /blog/. In this tutorial we'll add /blog/category/{category_name}/ and filter pages based on the slug in the URL.
Let's take a look at how we can filter blog posts by their URL. Previously we made a Blog Listing Page with the URL of /blog/. In this tutorial we'll add /blog/category/{category_name}/ and filter pages based on the slug in the URL.
We'll dive into most of the simple StreamFields and explore some of the options they have to offer. We'll also look at ChooserBlock inheritance for the PageChooserBlock, ImageChooserBlock and DocumentChooserBlock.
The Wagtail docs can't possibly cover everything, that's pretty unrealistic to expect perfect documentation. So in this video I will show you how to explore StreamField options that aren't always available in the documentation. You can apply what you'll learn in this video to any feature in Python, but we're using StreamFields as an example. Let's learn how to dive into a core feature of Wagtail!
In this video we'll go over upgrading your Wagtail website from v2.4 to v2.5.1 and we'll upgrade Django from 2.1.5 to 2.2.2. As a bonus, we'll explore an issue with Django Debug Toolbar.
In this tutorial we are going to learn how to customize default Wagtail Page properties by changing the default help text and field verbose names. We'll also learn how to set a new default field value when you create a new Wagtail Page.
